Surrey archaeological collections . 5 ©.g^wf ® €)? I. FIG. 2. COARSE GREY WARE WITH RED BROWN SURFACING NOT GRITTED. (PARK BROW TYPE.) (J actual size) The decoration consists of finger-tip indentations round therim and along the shoulder. Similar vessels were found in the excavation of the Iron Age ASettlement at Park Brow, Sussex. This additional urn serves tostrengthen the comparisons already drawn between these two EarlyIron Age sites. A. W. G. Lowther. The London-Lewes Roman Road.—In March 1935 two sectionswere dug on the Titsey-Tatsfield parish boundary. Section No. 1. One mile east of Ti
Surrey archaeological collections . 5 ©.g^wf ® €)? I. FIG. 2. COARSE GREY WARE WITH RED BROWN SURFACING NOT GRITTED. (PARK BROW TYPE.) (J actual size) The decoration consists of finger-tip indentations round therim and along the shoulder. Similar vessels were found in the excavation of the Iron Age ASettlement at Park Brow, Sussex. This additional urn serves tostrengthen the comparisons already drawn between these two EarlyIron Age sites. A. W. G. Lowther. The London-Lewes Roman Road.—In March 1935 two sectionswere dug on the Titsey-Tatsfield parish boundary. Section No. 1. One mile east of Titsey Church, and 60 yardssouth of the Pilgrims Way. The agger is very conspicuous at this point, standing 4 to 5 feethigh on its western side, though practically level with the existingground surface on the eastern, owing to the conformation of theground, which slopes from east to west. To dig a full-width section would have entailed cutting throughthe boundary hedge between two farms. This hedge, which isalso the parish boundary, is situate about
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